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1. Analyze the motivational factors that promote cheating at NASCAR.
2. Discuss three (3) aspects of the organizational culture at NASCAR that contribute to unethical behavior.
3. Justify your position about why you agree or disagree that ?rules can?t brake cheating? at NASCAR.
4. Devise methods to address the cheating problem at NASCAR.

Essay Instructions: When and why do people cheat? Consider the social circumstances involved in dishonesty, and provide a thoughtful response to the topic of cheating. Address various forms of cheating (personal, at work, etc) and how each of these can be rationalized by a social culture of cheating.

Essay Instructions: Objective: To prepare a causal-analysis essay of 750
to 1,000 words that incorporates definition and classification.

Topic: Consequences of a college student cheating on exams
Cheating comes in many varieties. Someone may copy a math
problem from another student?s assignment. Another might
pay a person to complete his homework for him. A common
reason for cheating is a desire to complete a course or program
quickly. Based on that reason (cause) for college students
cheating, analyze the effects of such cheating (what happens
as a result of the occurrence). Who is affected by the cheating
and how are they affected?

Pattern of Development: Causal analysis with definition
and classification

The essay must include a definition of the term cheating
in the writer?s own words. In addition, the writer must
classify the different effects resulting from a student?s
decision to cheat.

Purpose: The purpose is twofold:

? To express the writer?s feelings about the practice of
cheating on exams (primary purpose) based on the consequences
of another student cheating

? To inform readers about the topic (secondary purpose)

Audience: Distance-education students, such as those
enrolled in Penn Foster College, who may have considered
cheating on one or more of their exams.

Essay Instructions: OBJECTIVE: To prepare a casual-analysis essay of 750-1,000 words that incorporate definition and classification.

TOPIC: Consequences of a college student cheating on exams.

Cheating comes in many varieties. Someone may copy a math problem from another student's assignment. A common reason for cheating is a desire to complete a course or program quickly. Based on that reason (cause) for college students cheating, analyze the effects of such cheating. (what happens as a result of the occurrence). Who is affected by the cheating and how they are affected.

PATTERN OF DEVELOPMENT: Casual analysis with definition and classification.

The essay must include a definition of the term cheating in the writer's own words. In addition, the writer must classify the different effects resulting fron a student's decision to cheat.